Post Falls Middle School Announces Honor Roll

Sat., Feb. 13, 1999

Post Falls Middle School have announced the sixth-grade Honor Roll for fall semester.

4.0-3.5 grade-point average

Bethany Absec, Nadia Aikins, Ali Safira, Maggie Anyan, Cesar Arana, Matthew Arnone, Michelle Baldwin, Kayla Bennion, Valena Berry, K.C. Billetz, Elizabeth Blaschka, Jenny Booth, Holly Bowen, Scottie Bradeen, David Brandi, Holly Brimhall, Brittany Brooks and Cassie Burnett.

Brian Collins, Ashley Cornwell, Falon Dalton, Julie Davaz, Rebekkah Decker, Todd Demery, Ben Denn, Jessica Desjardins, Makayla Desjarlais, Taren Donneaud, Christopher Duncan, Paul Emigh, Jennifer Fehlman, Nicole Fessler, Jenna Fetters, Sarah Finley, Sarah Foote, Katy Geuin, Anthony Giannini and Kathryn Goodwin.

Kimberly Hario, Nick Harris, Priya Hempel, Shawna Horn, Robert Jacobs, Lauren Jacobson, Jonathan James, Karli Kasun, Michael Kelly, Andrea Kinney, Angel Kramp, Amber Lancaster, Kristy Laughtland, Nataly Leiberman, Lavona Marchant, Frederick Meyers, Beth Ann Morrison, Robby Mueller and Beth Mykkanen.

Katie Ness, Kasey O’Brien, Allison Orton, Jenny Peoples, Danell Phelps, Shawn Phillips, Sarah Pitt, Kristina Pomerinke, Heather Poole, Leslie Pulley, Amy Rasmussen, Joseph Rigoli, Matt Rowland, Lindsey Salvatore, Michal Sandford, Hillary Schauer, Lesli Schmehl, Marie Shoemake, Josie Speer and Andrea Stephens.

Anna Taber, Jessica Taylor, Charles Thompson, Sara Treat, Hope Tucker, Christine Way, Michael Weber, Shannon Weber, Phillip Weyland, Cheryl White, Monica Wilhelm, Levi Wilk, and Nicole Zickefoose.

3.49-3.0 gpa

Jesse Affeldt, Patricia Allen, Breana Ammari, Alicia Archer, Britney Blomquist, Mike Bolme, Greg Borders, Brianna Boyles, Larae Boyles, Robert Buckel, Nick Burns, Taylor Carr, Scooter Clawson, Ashly Cleveland, T.J. Corder and Nicholas Cuchessi.

Ashley Dadey, Nicole Daugherty, Patricia Daugherty, Eric Duncan, Rebecca Frear, Emily Galland, Kayla Gardner, Heather Glaze, Brittni Grimmer, Elizabeth Groves, Kris Hartman, Colton “C.J.” Heilman, Cole Helling, Sunnie Helling, Nathan Hernandez, James Hoadley, Ashley Hobbs, Luke Hohenstreet, Kyle Holehan and Benjamin Holland.

Michael Ketchum, Jessica Kilgore, Adam Laskowski, Sally Lunnen, Christine Mabile, Kris Malley, Mike Markovich, Katie McCamment, Hayden McIlvain, Shawna Meredith, Tiffany Mertens, Jessica Metcalf, Dylan Moses, Julia Neff and Nathan Nesbitt.

Maegan Olsen, Amber Penkunis, Alicia Peterson, John “Ren” Pollock, Brandi Powell, Christine Pulsipher, Danielle Reed, Autumn Schraner, Mackenzie Sinclair, Scott Stockwell, Brandon Storlie, Lauren Stubblefield, Derek Waldo, Drew Werner, Jordan Withers, Christa Womochil, and Samantha Young.

More Post Falls Middle School Honor Roll students will follow in future Achievements columns.

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